Kasack’s attack was a maelstrom of chaotic psionic energy that rippled across space, leaving a warped trail of spatial distortion in its wake. It radiates an unholy aura of intense negativity condensed from a malaise of distorted thoughts. It was powerful, more so than what the shield in its current state could withstand.Left with no other choice, Aku had to step out to receive this attack directly. In a single bound, Aku was outside the shield with his sword arm outstretched in front of him. He adopted a weird stabbing stance in space with the tip of his sword facing toward himself instead of his opponent. On the other side, Kasack’s frown deepened greatly as he watched the actions of the masked Aku. His attack zipped like a comet toward the Aeth unstoppably and arrived in front of him instantly. Not giving the Aeth any time to respond, Kasack’s attack hit its target. The ball of distorted energy exploded upon contact with a rush of sinister light and colors, sending vibrations ro

Aku’s ability was very unreasonable but Kasack was not panicked yet. He calmly observed his opponent's every move, trying to figure out how to break out of his cage. By now, Kasack already realized he had fallen into the enemy's trap and he understood that running around and panicking wouldn’t help his situation at all. Instead, it would only end up digging him further into the enemy's cage until there was no way to escape again. A number of wounds had already appeared on Kasack’s body but the Shade lord ignored them as they weren’t life-threatening. One thing Kasack acknowledged was that his opponent was strong, very much so. He was the strongest opponent Kasack had faced ever since his ascension to power. Shade lord Kremlin could not compare to this opponent at all. Still, while Kasack recognized Aku’s strength, he remained confident that he could defeat such strength unfailingly. Slash! Once again, Kasack avoided a slash that was aimed at his face, allowing only a strain of blo

Things became increasingly rough for Kasack. The more injured he was, the more frenzied he became in his attacks as his consciousness started slipping, being consumed by the voice of his master.The closer Kasack got to losing himself, the clearer His Master's Voice sounded in his ears. The murmurs, which were originally unintelligible, became clear and Kasack could finally hear what they were saying all the time. What was a discordant mess of chaotic sounds intermeshed together like jumbled yarn was now clear like a roaring river surging through a tiny creek drowning out every other sound in existence. Like a broken record, only two words were being repeated over and over again.Light!Kill!Light!Kill!These were the two words being played in Kasack’s mind, repeating over and over again, sounding in a cacophony of disharmonious tunes. Occasionally, a few other words would be mixed in. Words like Aeth, revive, Iylls, Nimbus, destroy…These words, like sprinkled crumbs scattered over

Gravity shifted around Aku, the weight of it bearing down on his body with unimaginable force. Behind Kasack, a giant planet appeared, dwarfing both humanoids. Kasack called the planet Dark Star planet and as Aku peered at it he found the name to be fitting for it. Giant was a bit of an overstatement when describing the planet behind Kasack. It was a dwarf star, a little over 1200 kilometers in diameter, incomparable to large planets like Earth or super-size planets like the Etherium. Like the maw of a primordial void, the surface of the planet was pitch black with sporadic tongues of flames appearing from within, bursting beyond its atmosphere which before entering space was caught by the powerful gravity of the planet and forced to circulate the planet alongside its orbit, forming a solar ring of fire around it. The dark planet was intimidating. Additionally, there was a sinister and horrendous feeling that came from looking at it. Powerful psychic waves emitted from the planet alo

It was a well-known truth that sound could not exist in a vacuum. But by using mental resonance, one could transmit their intent to others. But there existed a way through which actual sound could exist in space. That is by causing the very molecules that existed between individual spatial layers to vibrate to simulate the vibrations of air molecules to create sound. Such a sound was more powerful, filled with immense impact, and could travel for longer distances. Such was the way the low hum traveled in the void of space, hitting Kasack directly and washing over him. At once, Kasack felt his body jolt as if struck by a hammer. Like trickling sand, Kasack watched as his body disintegrated into dust, his cells and molecules coming apart like pebbles in a sand castle. Kasack was horrified. He didn’t know what had just happened, but he didn’t hesitate to recall the Dark Star planet to his side. Jumping directly into the hot streams of fire jetting out from the core of the planet, Kasack